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Tedesco Country Club

Marblehead, MA
3/5 grail
Designed by Donald Ross  ·  4.4★ players
✈ BOS 10 mi · Boston 12 mi
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Why it’s a grail

A revered Donald Ross original design in historic Marblehead, this private club has hosted the Massachusetts Amateur Championship numerous times.

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About the course

Tedesco Country Club, a private club in Marblehead, Massachusetts, features an esteemed layout crafted by legendary architect Donald Ross in 1913. Established a decade earlier, the course also underwent a significant redesign by Wayne Stiles in 1928, solidifying its classic design lineage. While not a major championship venue, it has a rich history of hosting significant state amateur championships.

Championships hosted: Massachusetts Amateur Championship (8 times)

Player reviews

Google 4.4★ · 80 ratings
5★ · Tom Cooper · a year ago

I have traveled the United States and played many, many different country clubs, North, South, Midwest, and more than a few in California and the Western United States. I played here in July 2025 for the first time and found it to be one of the most beautiful

1★ · Jessica · 4 months ago

Recently the state of Massachusetts passed a law requiring towns to increase the zoning for affordable housing. Marblehead is a wealthy town and does not want that to happen so they are trying to add this golf course and re zone it framed as housing on paperwo

5★ · Jason Humes · a year ago

Stunningly beautiful course in pristine condition Well worth your time

Course timeline

  1. 1903Club established
  2. 1913Designed 18-hole course by Donald Ross
  3. 1916Massachusetts Amateur Championship (8 times)
  4. 1928Redesigned by Wayne Stiles